English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From un- + bohemian.
Adjective[edit]
unbohemian (not comparable)
- Not bohemian, or insufficiently bohemian
1988 May 27, Lawrence Bommer, “Tom and Viv”, in Chicago Reader[1]:Eliot found Viv's escapades embarrassing at best; his influential Bloomsbury friends attacked Viv as unbohemian.
